SEVENSEAS Travel Magazine – July 2020 – Issue 62
Feature Destination: Why New Caledonia? If you haven’t quite made up your mind to take a trip to New Caledonia, here are 20 good reasons to convince you! Read more… …
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Category: Issue 62 – July 2020
Travel Destination: Discover Blue New Caledonia
Dive the World’s Largest Lagoon From beginner divers to excursions for experts, New Caledonia boasts diving spots that are each more magical than the next. Under the water’s surface, coral …
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Feature Destination: Why New Caledonia?
If you haven’t quite made up your mind to take a trip to New Caledonia, here are 20 good reasons to convince you! 1. Some 60% (15,000 km²) of New …
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First completely remote at-sea science expedition in Australia’s coral sea marine park: Discover new coral and possible species never before seen
Scientists working remotely with Schmidt Ocean Institute, one of the only at-sea science expeditions to continue operating during the global pandemic, have completed the first look at deep waters in the Coral …
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Feature Destination: New Caledonia’s Coral Reefs Offer a Glimmer of Hope for the Future
By Liz Thompson and Renée Carlton Scientists on the Global Reef Expedition explored New Caledonia’s remote coral reefs, some for the first time. In the South Pacific Ocean, at the …
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Global Tortoiseshell Report Finds Illegal Domestic Trade Still Active in 40 Countries Despite International Ban
The first global survey of the illegal tortoiseshell trade in decades reveals that 40 countries around the world have active domestic markets, most of which are illegal. Based on research …
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Flying into the Blow with SnotBot and Ocean Alliance
By Kevin Majoros In 2015, a team from Ocean Alliance travelled to Puerto Pirámides, Argentina on an expedition to collect exhaled breath concentrate from whales, photogrammetry, and whale identification. It marked …
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The Mimic Octopus and the Wonderpus – Photo taken in Indonesia – Jack’s July Underwater Photograph
There are two recently discovered species of rare but stunning octopus that are found only in the waters around Bali and Sulawesi, of the Indo-Malay peninsula. These are the Mimic …
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Under the Jungle, In Awe of the Planet
If people have true callings, I have found mine – and it’s a strange one. Cave diving, perceived by many as the world’s most dangerous sport, is my solace, passion, …
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Schmidt Ocean Institute to boost public understanding of the ocean through expanded partnership with NOAA
Schmidt Ocean Institute announced that it will formalize and expand its longstanding partnership with NOAA’s Office of Exploration and Research to explore, characterize and map the deep ocean and boost public understanding of …
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